Mastering and mixing professionals usually sit in a listening room specially created for this purpose and listen to music under ideal conditions. The studio monitors are either integrated into the wall or positioned on expensive tripod solutions that stand with sufficient distance from the studio furniture and do not have to worry about accidental touch. In the everyday life of most musicians, producers, podcasters etc., the listening monitors are directly on the table. Not because this is the ideal solution, but because there is simply no more space. But even those who invest in a good table stand under these conditions have to live with the fact that passing people or a careless movement shifts the whole construction - and it's over with the clean stereo triangle. Furthermore, conventional studio monitor stands require a lot of space on the table thanks to their lower base plate. With the SP 3102 TM, Gravity takes on these problems. The studio monitor stand features a table clamp to firmly and securely attach the construction to tables with a maximum plate thickness of 100mm. As usual with Gravity the tightening is done via a sturdy and non-slip knob. Unlike conventional table stands that require a large base plate for static reasons, the SP 3102 TM's clamp base measures only 10 x 7 cm and takes up no more space than a standard display mount. Due to the well thought-out construction, the studio monitors themselves do not protrude too far into the table area - so you can achieve more distance from the receiver even at tables with shallow depth and create a clean listening triangle with sweet spot. With the SP 3102 TM, nothing crazies anymore, because the clamp holds the stands firmly in place. Now you need to align the monitors perfectly to the listening position - and here again, the SP 3102 TM has everything you need. The stand is equipped with highly visible markings for adjusting the height, rotation and tilt. In addition, the EVA padding and tilt protection ensure that your valuable monitors rest securely on the top shelf, even at a maximum tilt of 15 degrees. Now you only need to put yourself in the sweet spot.